… polyploids, which are frequently found in habitats different from that of their diploid progenitors,
would seem to indicate that polyploidy is associated with evolutionary success … polyploid …

… important to recognize the evolutionary potential of polyploidy. For that purpose, I will briefly
discuss two individual examples of older evolutionarily successful polyploids, which not only …

… ancestor so that we can observe traces of that polyploidy event within the … evolutionary
success of these polyploids, and why did these particular polyploids attain evolutionary success. …

… factors really play in the success of polyploids? In this paper, we will explore the evidence
for the role of these genetic attributes in the evolutionary success of polyploid plant species. …

… regulates the pace at which polyploids stay in the landscape of plant evolution. Key factors
affecting the speciation and extinction rates of polyploids must yet be better determined. …

… We also concluded that the most successful invasive plants had improved tolerance to
elevated temperatures and rainfall values, but we found no evidence that any of the evaluated …

… We have argued before that the availability of new ecological niches could be the single
most important determinant of the survival and long-term evolutionary success of a WGD event …

… Advances in recent years have revolutionized our understanding of both the context and
occurrence of polyploidy in plants. Molecular phylogenetics has vastly improved our …

… Another condition for young polyploids to survive … polyploid formation pathways, meiotic
behavior and recombination regulation on the speciation success and maintenance of polyploid …

… We synthesize knowledge relating to the role of polyploidy in plant invasions. In the first part
… in the success of polyploid plants and translate this to the success of plant invaders. We also …